The National Recording Registry, basically The Library Of Congress’ record collection, has added another 25 recordings to its vault for preservation. The Guardian reports that, thanks to popular nominations, Radiohead’s OK Computer will be joining the archives, thereby demonstrating the wisdom of the age-old saying that the masses are always right when it comes to early Radiohead records.

In addition to dystopian-themed British rock, the Registry has also added Lauryn Hill’s The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill, showing that the government has finally chosen a side in the infamous late-’90s beef between Wyclef Jean and Hill. Other recordings include Joan Baez’s first album The Door’s self-titled album, The Righteous Brothers’ “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’,” and Steve Martin‘s comedy album A Wild And Crazy Guy. Upon hearing the news, the comedian presumably shushed the Library Of Congress and went back to talking about art.

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The Sesame Street compilation album All-Time Platinum Favorites was also included, because the head of the Registry was sick of telling his son Jimmy it was never going to happen. The complete list of new recordings is below, and it just goes to show that in the minds of the Library Of Congress, video games might not be worth a tinker’s fart, but they’ll be damned if anyone’s keeping Songs Of The Old Regular Baptists out of their collection.